Words I Wish I Wrote
Robert Fulghum, the part-time Unitarian minister whose gentle and humorous stories have made him a bestselling author many times over (beginning with All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten), pays tribute to the writers who inspired him in Words I Wish I Wrote. He confesses that at one particularly low moment in the late '50s, he was dredged up from the Slough of Despond by reading the works Albert Camus, whose gaze over a deeper abyss gave Fulghum hope. It was that experience that led Fulghum to seek out writings with uplifting messages. The result is this compilation of brief passages from the likes of Wallace Stevens ("After the final no there comes a yes"), Tom Robbins ("Real courage is risking one's clichés"), and Buckminster Fuller ("God is a verb"). Author(s): Robert Fulghum. Binding Paperback. Publisher(s): Harper Perennial. Label: Harper Perennial.
| Fabricant: | Harper Perennial |
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| Prix le plus bas (CAD): | 6,75 $ |
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| Auteur : | Robert Fulghum |
| Format : | Paperback |
| Marque : | HarperCollins Canada / Harper Trade |
| Title : | Title U-Z |
